Equipment Registry
Every radiation-generating device is registered with make, model, licence number and calibration schedule.
AERB
AERB Radiation Safety
The Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) requires radiation-generating equipment to be licensed, operators to be certified, and exposure records to be maintained. OneCity's radiology module logs equipment, operator and exposure per study.
Why it matters
AERB non-compliance leads to equipment sealing and licence suspension.
How OneCity covers it
Operator Certification
Operator credentials and AERB certification status are tracked.
Exposure Logging
Per-study exposure parameters are recorded against the patient and operator for dose tracking.
Modules involved
Radiology (RIS/PACS)
Every compliance area OneCity covers ties into the same audit trail and quality tracking used across the platform, not a separate reporting system. For how this fits your broader accreditation planning, see our guide to NABH accreditation software. If you are sequencing this alongside other compliance work, our guide to realistic ERP implementation timelines covers how hospitals typically prioritise overlapping requirements. See our guide to choosing hospital management software for how compliance fits into the broader evaluation.
Related reading
Official sources
- AERB — radiation safety — Atomic Energy Regulatory Board
Questions
Does it compute cumulative patient dose?+
Per-study exposure is logged. Cumulative dose computation depends on the parameters captured by the modality.
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Frequently asked questions
Does it compute cumulative patient dose?
Per-study exposure is logged. Cumulative dose computation depends on the parameters captured by the modality.